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If you live alone in the Bay Area, it's going to cost you.

That's the resounding message from a recent report released by fintech data company SmartAsset that analyzed the top cities across the country where renters reap the biggest savings by doubling up with a roommate. And for the fifth-straight year, San Francisco has topped the national report of U.S. cities with the highest roommate savings.

According to the data, the average one-bedroom apartment in San Francisco costs $3,361 per month compared…

After the city fast-tracked a 128-unit housing project, a citizens' group is suing to rescind those approvals.

Popularity of smaller housing units at the Mill at Broadway project in Sacramento led to a proposal for 84 apartments in one corner of the development.

This custom-built, five-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom chalet comes with stunning sunset views on Long Lake in Wisconsin.

The listing agent says all the essentials are on the main floor, with enough room to host 25 people comfortably. The “resort-like” lakeside yard has a waterfall, new hot tub, stone patios and decks on two levels, and a tiki bar along the lake.

The property has 92 feet of lake frontage, two boat lifts, three docks and three jet ski lifts. And for the hunters, 37 acres of hunting land…

Destination Residences Hawaii, a vacation rental management company owned by Hyatt Hotels Corp., has been named resort management company for The Residences at Laulea, a new development of 17 luxury homes at Mauna Lani Resort on Hawaii Island.

The property is the fourth at Mauna Lani Resort and part of the latest expansion for Maui-based Destination Residences Hawaii, which doubled the company’s size and expanded across three islands last year, Area Managing Director Michael Cuthbertson told Pacific…

Wallace-Kuhl & Associates has made five appearances on the Business Journal's Fastest Growing Companies list in the last six years.

The area will soon be exploding with new residents thanks to a number of other multifamily projects.

The buildings were last sold in the early recovery following the Great Recession.

Here's what's driving housing demand in the area.

Denver International Airport is denying one of the largest issues looming over construction of the Great Hall Project, a claim made by the developer that weak concrete will delay the project and increase the cost of the project.

A filing from Friday on a municipal bond website shows DIA does not think the issue is big enough to warrant the delays that have happened. Great Hall Partners said they should get more time to do the project and be paid for a change in the conditions they were told about…